« Last post by Sandman[SA] on April 13, 2024, 08:04:31 pm »
Well, Blizzard was recently purchased by Microsoft. And it has been officially called that the PVE content that was the whole talk of why OW2 was released in the first place, has been scrapped completely.
« Last post by Sandman[SA] on April 12, 2024, 01:26:42 am »
Dodge did mark the "end of the line" slated for 2023 for their hemi power train lineup. This would include any and all cars carrying the R/T and SRT badge with the 345ci (5.7L), 392ci (6.2L and 6.4L) and 426ci (7.0L) engine package. But are still being sold in 2024 as leftover stock. The SXT version powered by the Pentastar 3.6L V6 will still be available for a few more years.
Now the 392ci engine is a tricky one to pin down. Because the Hellcat and Demon shared the same 6.2L supercharged V8, but with a different is pulley size on the supercharger. Making around 700HP and 800HP respectively. Unless it's the Hellcat widebody. Then it has the Demon's bigger pulley. While the Scatpack came with the 6.4L naturally aspirated V8 rated at just over 500HP. At any rate, you don't buy one of these cars for its longevity. You buy one because they are crazy fast. And when you go fast, you break fast too. <--Words to remember. When you punish these cars, they will punish your wallet even harder. So, it's good that your cousin has lots of money because he's going to be spending lots of it maintaining that car.
Oh, and for the record, the Tesla plaid edition will blow the doors off of the Scatpack. AND, last quite a bit longer too. Some electric cars really are fast.
So, my recommendation when shopping for a new case. Don't focus so much on legacy hardware that you may still have. Think more about where the technology is heading and what can suit your needs now. I will be very happy to help you pick out something.
It would be different if I was not deep in debt and claiming bankruptcy for the 2nd time around. Money is the biggest factor which happens to include what I currently have so I don't have to spend money on more just to make it all work and it.
If it does continue I hope it does not change the feel of it
Well, DBS has already started to change the feel of the experience. In DB and DBZ, Goku just wanted to train to get stronger and had many crazy adventures along the way. Always the hero and didn't boast much about his power. DBGT mostly sucked. The only thing cool about GT was SSJ4. But in DBS, Goku constantly wanted to test his might against incredibly strong opponents. Practically picking fights with almost anyone that could give him a fight. Where yes, the highlights are the dramatic fights. I won't argue with that. But anyone that has watched the entire series all the way through, will notice the change in Goku's overall personality.
It sucks when you see character growth go the wrong way.
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